According to the Hangar, "Barney Cashman is a seafood restaurateur who is deep in the throes of a mounting midlife crisis. Bored with a humdrum existence and desperate for passion and adventure, he musters the courage to join the sexual revolution before it's too late. Finding his mother's apartment empty one day a week, he embarks on a series of attempts to seduce three eccentric women."

The classic musical centers on the rise of burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee and her indomitable show mother Rose during the last days of vaudeville.

Herzog's 4000 Miles, which played an acclaimed Off-Broadway run last year, will be staged July 25-Aug. 3. The poignant comedy, according to the Hangar, "tells the story of Leo, a 21-year-old tree hugger from Seattle who unexpectedly arrives at the Manhattan apartment of his feisty 91-year-old grandmother, Vera, as he finishes a cross-country bike trip. Over the course of their reconnection, we discover their conflicting politics and the fragile connection they share between growing up and growing old. When Leo's ex-girlfriend shows up, the unusual events of his journey begin to unfold."

The generation-straddling drama "digs into the heart of race and real estate in the suburbs of Chicago. Inspired by historical events, the play begins in 1959 when a white couple sells their home to the neighborhood's first black family, and thus sparks controversy. Fifty years later, the house is again changing hands, this time to a young white couple moving into the now black community," the Hangar states.